‘Huge gap’ in Health Canada’s ability to flag imported goods treated with pesticides

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Health Canada has long been vigilant about pesticide levels in the foods Canadians consume. But more manufacturers, many offshore, have been treating non-food products — toys, sofas, clothing, paint — with antimicrobial pesticides to ward off fungus. An internal memo says the agency needs to do more to screen out such products.

CBC | Health News

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